In 2007, Cummins was selected for the
Australian Sevens squad and he was the top try scorer for the team at the
IRB Sevens World Series. Cummins played for the
Perth Spirit team that reached the semi-final stage of the
Australian Rugby Championship in 2007. He made his
Super Rugby debut for the
Western Force in 2008, starting in the first round against the
Sharks in
Durban. In 2009, Cummins was invited to the
Wallabies training camp prior to the northern Spring Tour, although injury prevented his involvement on that tour. In 2010, he was selected for the
Australian Barbarians and played in two home matches against
England. He was then selected in Australia's 28-man squad that travelled to South Africa as part of the 2010
Tri-Nations series, although he wasn't required to play. Later that year, Cummins went to the
Commonwealth Games Sevens tournament in
Delhi, where he played in Australia's silver medal-winning team. In 2012, Cummins was selected for the Australia squad for the inaugural
Rugby Championship. He made his Test debut on 6 October 2012, and played on the wing in the Wallabies 25–19 win over
Argentina in
Rosario. On 4 July 2014 it was announced that Cummins would be released early from his Western Force and Australian Rugby Union contracts on compassionate grounds. He announced he would be moving to Japan due to health concerns in his family. He signed a new contract with Japanese club the
Coca-Cola Red Sparks. In 2016, Cummins won his first Championship outside of junior rugby when he came on as a non-scoring substitute in the final of the amateur Norwegian Rugby Union Championship for Stavanger RK in their win against Oslo RK. ==Television and advertising roles==